Kashmir Valley’s Struggle for Freedom: Examining the Sovereignty Dispute and the Illegal Annexation of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir
Keywords:
Kashmir Valley’s, Freedom, Sovereignty, geopolitical issue, multidimensionalAbstract
The dispute between India and Pakistan has been the center of attention for both countries since 1947 as a geopolitical issue. This paper aims to explore the historical background and the political changes in both nations. The multidimensional research will shed light on terrorism activities and the potential solutions regarding them. This study will lead to a deep understanding of the land dispute, how it has affected the lives of locals living there, and the involvement of international entities and other states involved. This paper dives into the perspectives of both countries and concludes with recommendations for peaceful resolutions.
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